Paris Saint-Germain and Arsenal face off in the UEFA Champions League final on Saturday, as the Puskás Aréna in Budapest plays host to the biggest game in European club football. Defending champions PSG will be hoping to become only the second team after Real Madrid to win the rebranded Champions League in consecutive seasons,

Liverpool and Real Betis have both earned league phase places for next season via the European Performance Spots.

We are officially at the business end of the season with just one Premier League side, Arsenal, still in the race for the European Cup.

When European football clubs reach the later stages of the UEFA Champions League (UCL), youthful energy is fantastic, but experience is the ultimate currency.

A final-day win over Cremonese sees Cesc Fabregas' Como secure a UEFA Champions League place next season at the expense of AC Milan and Juventus.

With UEFA Europa League winners Aston Villa having already earned a 2026/27 UEFA Champions League slot, Sporting CP have been handed a bonus.

Germain's maiden triumph last year allowed the French club to break their Champions League hoodoo, winning the title again this season would allow them to be remembered as one of Europe's all-time great teams.